Resident near Revell Lake faces wait for nuclear waste site decision
John Saunders owns 160 acres near Revell Lake and his two daughters, members of a Treaty 9 First Nation, could become neighbors to a proposed deep geological repository. He urges a decision this year as the Nuclear Waste Management Organization continues site discussions and plans construction around 2034 if Revell Lake or another Ontario site is chosen.
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Builder hurdles permits vs build time for modular housing
A Thunder Bay builder notes permits often delay housing despite rapid modular construction. The firm serves 25 northern First Nation communities and has grown to a 43 tradespeople team. Prime Minister Trudeau pledged 20.7 million to accelerate 600 new units, aiming for 6,500 homes in a decade.
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Thunder Bay Art Gallery receives $1 million boost
The Thunder Bay Art Gallery waterfront project gains a $1 million gift from the Paterson Foundation adding to prior support. With a total cost near $55 million and $47.5 million already funded, the project aims for a 2026 opening and a $5.2 million annual economic impact to the city.
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Paterson Foundation
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Art Gallery
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